reducing latency for live performance.
I would like to use live...well, live. How can I reduce latency to the very least possible.
I am a drummer and piano player, two instruments where even just a few milliseconds of latency can throw me off.
I would like to run live instruments (such as a guitar) through live and its effects, then out to a PA system. For example, run a guitar into live and through its AMP effect.
Or run the AUDIO from my digital drum set through a live channel hosting an EQ, distortion, freq delay, etc... then out to my speakers. But I need latency to be reduced
as much as my system can reduce it.
3 answers
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bappenlabappcontribution
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7 votes received5 votesIt´s a little late for an answer, but may it help others:
Try Asio4All.
I got latency down to incredible 2.25ms (from around 40) even on a cheesy onboard realtek card. Buffersize 64.
Cheers
Thomas
1 year ago | 0 comments -
[stm] Ableton staffcontribution
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106 votes received0 votesHi,
check out this article: https://www.ableton.com/en/articles/playthrough-optimization/
3 years ago | 0 comments -
Shooelacecontribution
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0 votes received0 votesTried the stuff in this article and still have a very small delay..
Basically I'm going to have to find another program that doesn't have a delay I guess?
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